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I remember once in college a guy on my floor rented some straight porn which we must have watched on a VCR connected to a TV. I remember liking the guys. I don't know if I 'actively' knew I was gay. Or I probably did as I had been attracted to men even as a child and never attracted to women. But I didn't want to think about being gay. I don't watch a lot of porn. (The most lately I've seen are the clips on Rentmen ads). I've seen straight porn occasionally over the years, but it's nothing that I specifically seek out. Gman

http://www.playbill.com/article/ringwald-biggs-harris-and-bierko-open-in-modern-orthodox-dec-6-com-122884 Gman

He also played Harold Hill, as a replacement I think, last time The Music Man was brought back to Broadway. So apparently he can sing. Plus I saw him in a play with (possibly) Molly Ringwald and Jason Biggs on Broadway about a Chasid ending up living with a couple. Gman

http://dl.dropbox.com/s/jzvkahc1iwvg973/IMG_4243.JPG?dl=0 Gman

Craig Bierko. I always liked him. The picture on the left is of him probably in his late 20's to early 30's. He's about 53 or 54 now. (The one on the right is a picture I took of his appearance today on the Rachel Ray Show). http://dl.dropbox.com/s/w4t84tsbypse2we/IMG_0091.JPG?dl=0 Gman

While I'm not institutionalized ,it's an irreplaceable feature of the place I'm living currently. I can't change the furniture. Gman

I can't. Gman

You can hate something that only takes a few minutes almost as much as you can hate something that takes a long time-or at least I can. Plus because of the bed frame and the constricted location, I'm usually hitting my shins on the frame at the very least if not actually gouging them on the sharp protrusions sticking out of the frame. This bed is of the devil!! Gman

My mother required it too. And I've always hated doing it. As a child I loved visiting my aunt's (my Mom's Oder sister) because she made up my cousins' beds. In my current living situation, I have to make the bed daily, and I'm constantly thinking while doing it how much I dislike doing making beds. Aside from just my general dislike, this bed is difficult. It's a trundle bed situated into a corner. Gman

A twelve year correction factor seems a bit excessive to me although you may be exactly right. My rule of thumb was to add 7 years. Gman

At what temperature do ping pong balls melt? Gman

In the shirtless picture in the gym his face looks a bit fuller. And in the others, his face looks a bit more narrow. I'm not saying the pictures aren't of the same guy. But I'd wonder which is the more current picture. Gman

I only really remember seeing him in Damn Yankees. My recollection is that he was pretty good in that movie although it's been a while. Maybe my opinion would change if I saw it again. Gman

I thought it was the other way around. Gman

The ad no longer gives as much info. So people might not realize there are two of them. Gman

It's been too long. And any info I had was most likely gleaned from either here on the Message Center or from a review. So you should be able to search it out-unless maybe the threads are so old that they don't show up anymore. But the more important point is that the link to the guy on the Adam4Adam site is almost surely not Eric unless he is using false pictures. For one thing the guy is much too young to be Eric. And for another he doesn't look anything like him. If this was the guy you met, I don't think you met Eric. Gman

While not really the point of this thread on Grant. I am trying to get more of a feel for you. So just a question @Jameslamassage. Did you by any chance mean to say "but physically more attracted to women" which seems to allow that you've had sex with men and enjoyed it but just not as much as having sex with women, or does your original wording stand which in my reading means you don't like having sex with men? If the latter is the case, then I have trouble considering you pansexual as your needs could be fulfilled by finding a woman who has more masculine attitudes. Gman

That's interesting because, if I'm remembering correctly (and I might not be), he didn't have the best reputation as an escort around here. Two other points #1. This thread was from 2013 with one reply from 2016 so quite some time ago. Why did you bring it back? #2. @lasagnac , If you are talking about this guy being Eric, I have the same doubts as @pdxleo http://www.adam4adam.com/profile/view/COASTGUARDJOCK This doesn't look like Eric to me. Gman

I'm sure this has all been studied ad nauseum. But evaporating sweat is one thing that cools you. And then there is the way that a fan blows away the heat we generate that is radiating off of us assuming the air surrounding us is cooler than our body temperature. Gman

Do you, @Pensant remember about 4 or 5 years back when we had that two days of 103-104 weather? I didn't have any a/c, as many in Washington don't, and no ceiling fans either. I was basically lying on my bed (in a bedroom made even hotter by being upstairs), spread eagle, and in my undies (I know it's a horrible mental image, and I apologize) with an oscillating fan and a box fan blowing directly on me. Even when it wasn't that hot in Washington state it could get humid and still. One of the things I missed most about Texas when living in Washington was a/c. However last Sunday in the Dallas area it was 102. The humidity was 31%, and the heat index was 107. All I kept thinking was I can't understand why all those people in Westeros are so afraid of Winter coming. (Thank gosh we got some rain yesterday. The temperature actually went down to 78 in the late afternoon. ) Gman

That might be the other thing. I've never been in love. I'm not sure if at 57 one can be be in love when one never has before-or rather I'll concede that probably lots of people can be-I'm not sure whether I can fall in love at this point in my life. Or who knows-maybe it doesn't matter about my age? Maybe I'm one of those people who would never have been able to fall in love no matter what my age was. The older I get the less I like watching love stories. They make me very melancholic Gman

When I was in 8th grade, we had to give an oral book report. Now I love to read. But for some reason I didn't really read the book I was going to report on. I was going to wing it. It was a book about some kind of forest preserve, and one of the characters was Ranger Dick. Well every time I started to say his name, I started laughing. There's probably a fairly good chance it would have happened even if I had read the book. But I'm sure the nervousness over not reading the book played a big part. In any case I did not (and rightly so) do well on the report. Gman PS As long as I'm confessing, in high school I never acually finished "The Red Badge of Courage" or "A Farewell To Arms." In the case of "Arms" it wasn't entirely my fault. I didn't like the book, but I was reading it. Unfortunately I disliked it so much that I could never remember from day to day what I had read the previous day (we were were reading it during class). As a result I always had to go back to a point I knew I had read with the result that I was re-reading a lot of what I had read. And I fell more and more behind and hated the book more and more. And "Courage" as far as I can remember was just depressing with an unhappy ending. I always told myself I'd go back and read them. And I'm not dead yet. So there's still a chance. G PPS- ok and to be almost completely truthful-while I read most of it, I did use the Cliff Notes in college for the last part of "Paradise Lost" Boy, do I feel better now!! G

There was a CPA in the city I grew up in whose last name was Swindle. Gman

How so? Gman

On my iPhone it shows the escort's name in the web address. Here's one with a spaces introduced , so that the Message Center software will show it. https://rent. men/ CarsonCruise I introduced spaces between the period and word 'men' and also between the last forward slash and the first capital C. Gman